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Greetings,Been lurking around for the past several weeks and now feel comfortable with your insights to ask some questions.After getting rid of the pushy Thermospas guy for many reasons including their overpriced spas, service is greatly lacking, the BBB has numerous (and current) complaints against Thermospas, and we were unable to wet test, we thought we'd shop around a bit more.While living in Fresno, CA we had a Sundance spa that we thoroughly enjoyed!!! However, there is not a Sundance dealer near us here on the East Coast. So I began looking again.I thought I had it narrowed down to either Dimension One Spas (D1) or Dynasty Spas. However, I prefer to stay away from the full foam insulation of the D1, and my wife and I thought the Dynasty Spa did not produce enough pressure out of the jets. Sooo. We were told the Dynasty Antlantis, with an additional pump, may produce a little more jet pressure. We're waiting to wet test when it's ready. In addition to Dynasty Spas, our dealer @ http://www.bobsintownespas.com/ sells Coleman, Hot Springs, and Tiger River spas. We've been pleased with the salesman and do not feel pushed to buy one over the other. With that said, he has leaned us towards Dynasty as it is a full featured package for its price range. He is also willing to let us wet test the other brands to compare.With that, what are your impressions, reviews or overall insights regarding any of the above listed spas.Oh, thank you in advance for your wisdom and experience.Sport
Greetings,I thought I had it narrowed down to either Dimension One Spas (D1) or Dynasty Spas. However, I prefer to stay away from the full foam insulation of the D1, and my wife and I thought the Dynasty Spa did not produce enough pressure out of the jets.
If close enough, check out Spring Dance Hot Tubs in Exton, PA. They sell Sundance there.
I think I know your dealer in Fresno. Was it Jeremy or Tom?If close enough, check out Spring Dance Hot Tubs in Exton, PA. They sell Sundance there.
Exton is near Philly. The link Sport posted is to a dealer about 60 miles away from there. However, there are Sundance dealers in Harrisburg and Lebanon which are only about 25 miles away.
I certainly don't have that problem with my Dynasty, but its about to have its 5th birthday and I haven't looked at the current line in at least 2 years. On mine, I have two pumps and if I really want pressure (which I frequently do) I turn one of the two diverters all the way to one side, and turn most of the jets off, I can get blasted by the remaining jet. To me, the volcano jet is worthless, but the other choice, the footblaster when operated the way I mentioned is very powerful, enough so it might push a smaller person away. I really need this as my upper thighs can get tied up in knots and at 6'2 260 it takes a lot of power to penetrate my legs.
Harrisburg is do-able. I'll look into that as well.Thanks for all the input.As a note, I'm concerned with the extreme temperature changes here in York PA leading to potentially more problems, and as such, having a full foam spa would require cutting away until a leak can be found...which I'm told could be on the opposite side of where the water is puddling.Any thoughts?
Don't forget Beachcomber, Artesian, Arctic, Calspa, Bullfrog, L.A. Spas, and every other spa company in the world. Sport asked about Coleman, Dynasty, Hot Springs and Tiger River. Then he asked about Dimesnion One and Sundance.Don't forget Master Sp[as and Hydropools and Sunbelt and Hawkeye and others. Oh yea, and Royal Spas and Vita Spas and Coast and Catalina and........